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Score Chase puts you right in the middle of the second innings — you're betting on whether the chasing side reaches the target, and every over changes the picture.

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What Cricket Score Chase Covers in Our Lobby

Cricket Score Chase is a specific betting format built around the team batting second. Rather than pre-match win/loss markets, you bet on whether the chasing side will overhaul the target set by the first innings. We carry Score Chase markets across BPL matches, international T20s and ODIs. The market updates over-by-over as required run rates shift — a wicket cluster tightens the

odds fast, a six-hitting spell swings them back. Providers including Betby and SBTech power the live data feed so the numbers you see reflect the actual match state, not a delayed snapshot. Follow the chase from your phone browser without needing a separate app install.

HOW WE RUN IT

How We Keep Score Chase Fair

Every Score Chase market we offer is backed by a live data feed tied to official match scoring. We do not manually adjust odds mid-over — the feed handles that automatically as wickets fall and runs are scored. Settlement follows the officially posted scorecard, not broadcast approximations.

Official Score Feed

Score Chase odds update directly from a verified live data provider. If the feed drops, the market suspends until data resumes — no guesswork settlements during an outage.

Scorecard Settlement

We settle every chase market against the official scorecard result. If a match ends in a no-result or DLS revision, markets are voided and stakes returned to your account wallet.

Provider Transparency

Our Score Chase markets run through Betby and SBTech infrastructure. Both providers publish their data-integrity processes — we do not sit on proprietary black-box pricing.

Account Audit Trail

Every Score Chase bet you place is logged with a timestamp, odds at placement, and the over-state at the time. You can view the full record from your account history tab.

HELP WHILE PLAYING

Support for Score Chase Questions

If a Score Chase market suspends mid-over or your account balance does not update after a settled chase, our support team can pull the bet record and check the settlement against the official scorecard. Reach us through the channels below.

Live Chat Open the chat widget from the cricket lobby page. Describe the match, over number and the specific Score Chase market — our team checks the settlement record straight away.
Email Support Send your bet ID and the match name to our support address. Useful for Score Chase disputes where you want a written record of how the market was settled.
Wallet Help If a Score Chase payout lands in your wallet but your bKash, Nagad or Rocket balance has not reflected it, contact support with your transaction reference for a quick wallet reconciliation.

Cricket Score Chase: Key Terms

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What does 'required run rate' mean in Score Chase betting?

Required run rate (RRR) is runs needed per over for the chasing team to reach the target. Score Chase odds move directly as the RRR rises or falls with each delivery.

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What is a 'market suspension' in a live Score Chase?

A market suspension is a temporary pause on accepting new bets, usually during a wicket, wide review or data-feed interruption. Existing bets placed before suspension remain valid.

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What does DLS mean in a Score Chase settlement?

DLS (Duckworth-Lewis-Stern) is a mathematical method that recalculates a revised target when weather or other stoppages interrupt play. Score Chase markets are voided if DLS alters the target mid-chase.

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What is 'in-play' pricing in Cricket Score Chase?

In-play pricing means odds update continuously while the match is live, reflecting each ball's outcome. You can enter or exit a Score Chase position any over rather than only before the innings starts.

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What does 'void bet' mean in a Score Chase market?

A void bet means your stake is returned to your account wallet because the market could not be settled as originally offered — usually due to a match abandonment or a DLS revision affecting the target.

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What is the 'closing line' in Score Chase odds?

The closing line is the final odds at which a Score Chase market closes — either when betting stops before the last over or when the result is confirmed. Comparing your taken odds to the closing line shows your edge.

Cricket Score Chase: Common Questions

Below are the questions we hear most from Bangladesh players new to Score Chase betting. Each answer covers how our specific lobby handles the situation.

We carry Score Chase markets on BPL, international T20Is and ODIs that have a live data feed active. Not every lower-tier domestic match qualifies — check the cricket section for the live market tag on each fixture.

Yes. Our in-play Score Chase markets stay open over-by-over as long as the data feed is running and the market is not suspended. You can join the chase at the fifth over just as easily as the first.

Open the deposit section in your account, select bKash, enter the amount, then send to the displayed number from your bKash app and confirm with your PIN. Your wallet updates once the transfer clears so you can head straight to the cricket lobby.

If play cannot resume and a result is not possible, the market is voided and your stake returns to your account wallet. If DLS is applied and a revised target is set before our cutoff, settlement follows the revised target instead.

Live Score Chase odds shift ball-by-ball. The fraction of a second between you viewing the price and pressing confirm can catch a delivery outcome. The confirmed odds in your bet slip are the ones that apply to your bet.

If a live stream is available for the fixture, you can access it alongside the bet panel in our mobile browser lobby. No app download needed — players in Dhaka and elsewhere use the browser path without any install.
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